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London Explores Heritage Property Tax Relief Program Based on Collingwood Model

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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London politicians voted to explore a property tax relief program for heritage properties, potentially adopting a program model from Collingwood. The specifics of the relief program will be determined during the 2028 multi-year budget. The program, which is similar to those used by neighboring municipalities, requires a maintenance agreement with the city.

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The initiative aims to reduce opposition from property owners regarding the protection of heritage buildings. The Collingwood model offers 20 per cent property tax relief within a $50,000 budget. This proposal is part of a regional trend where several neighboring municipalities offer similar tax relief programs.

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Who's involved

  • LondonCity considering the adoption of a property tax relief program for heritage properties.
  • CollingwoodTown whose property tax relief program is being considered as a potential model.
  • Chatham-KentNeighboring municipality with a similar regional tax relief program.

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